Scientists played Pink Floyd for people, then used their brain activity to  recreate the song

Scientists played Pink Floyd for people, then used their brain activity to recreate the song

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Ludovic Bellier was thrilled when he first heard the muffled, barely decipherable version of Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall, generated from the brain activity of epilepsy patients.
Ludovic Bellier was thrilled when he first heard the muffled, barely decipherable version of Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall, generated from the brain activity of epilepsy patients.

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